The Quarterly Review, 222–242. köideJohn Murray, 1924 |
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... south . The colonisation of the south , first Portuguese , then Dutch , then British , was due in all three cases to the same cause , the need of places of rest and refreshment on the way to and from the Indies ; so that the possession ...
... south . The colonisation of the south , first Portuguese , then Dutch , then British , was due in all three cases to the same cause , the need of places of rest and refreshment on the way to and from the Indies ; so that the possession ...
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... South Central Africa must fall to whichever could establish its influence and authority over that unknown ' Black North . ' The British held the strongest cards . Their command of the sea was ... South 72 THE BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY.
... South Central Africa must fall to whichever could establish its influence and authority over that unknown ' Black North . ' The British held the strongest cards . Their command of the sea was ... South 72 THE BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY.
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... South Central Africa must fall to whichever could establish its influence and authority over that unknown ' Black North . ' The British held the strongest cards . Their ... South African States , British 72 THE BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY.
... South Central Africa must fall to whichever could establish its influence and authority over that unknown ' Black North . ' The British held the strongest cards . Their ... South African States , British 72 THE BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY.
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